P patrick roche Member Nov 22, 2010 #1 Is it true that when a plant starts creating altenate nodes that it is mature and ready to bud. As opposed to the plant having even nodes.
Is it true that when a plant starts creating altenate nodes that it is mature and ready to bud. As opposed to the plant having even nodes.
cowboylogic Well-Known Member Nov 22, 2010 #3 Yes that is one sign of sexual maturity. The plant will continue to veg though until you switch the photoperiod. You should be able to find some preflowers at this point. Be a bit more patient next question, 17 minutes is not alot of time.
Yes that is one sign of sexual maturity. The plant will continue to veg though until you switch the photoperiod. You should be able to find some preflowers at this point. Be a bit more patient next question, 17 minutes is not alot of time.